1 See table 1, footnote 1.

2 Includes expenditures for automobiles used solely or partly for family living. Expenditures for automobiles used entirely for business are excluded.

3 Includes expense for washing and lubricating car; battery service; antifreeze; new parts; repairs to motor, body, etc.; fees for car inspection.

• Includes amounts spent for dues to automobile associations, tips to garage and gas station attendants, expenditures for accessories, fines, damages paid, toll charges.

* Includes amounts paid for participation in car pools when car is not owned by family; tips for taxi service; licenses for persons not having expense for owned car.

Includes expense for interurban public transportation by boat and airplane; tips to porters, etc.

7 Includes expense for purchase and upkeep of motorcycles, bicycles, boats, planes, etc., when used primarily for transportation.

In the case of automobile used partly for business, the family was asked to estimate the proportion of automobile expense chargeable to business. This proportion was used to allocate total expenditures for purchase and operation to family and business use of car. No allocation was made for separate items of expenditure.

Net amount spent for purchase of automobile. The net purchase price is derived by deducting trade-in allowance from the gross purchase price. The gross covers the gross contract price, plus Federal excise tax and sales tax, and includes financing charges other than insurance.

* Includes facial massage, eyebrow trim, hair dyeing, turkish bath, reducing and exercise classes, and other treatments primarily for personal appearance. * Includes all dentifrices and dental floss.

4 Includes also hand lotion, deodorant, hair dye, bath salts, materials for

'Includes all types of brushes for personal use, nail scissors, manicure equipment, eyebrow tweezers, curling irons.

Includes also powder puffs, compacts, hand and pocket mirrors, hair pins, bobby pins, etc.

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1 See table 1, footnote 1.

• Includes fees for attendance at plays, concerts, lectures, sports events, dances, races, etc.

• Includes athletic fees paid at school or college, which include fees for gymnasium, archery, or other games; hunting licenses, rental fees for boats or riding horses, purchase price of boats and horses (bought during survey period) used primarily for recreation, and expenses connected with the upkeep and maintenance of boats and horses used primarily for recreation. 4 Gross price minus trade-in allowance.

Includes photography, coin, stamp, and other collections, etc.

• Includes food, veterinary fees, license fees, etc.

7 Includes membership in neighborhood clubs, YMCA, YWCA, lodges, golf and country clubs.

8 Includes net gambling losses, losses at cards and betting, lottery tickets, expense for Christmas trees and Christmas-tree ornaments, expense for sightseeing airplane or bus rides, etc.

• Includes pipes, pipe cleaners, tobacco humidors, cigarette lighters and

cases, cigarette paper, cigarette holders, etc.

10 Does not include gift subscriptions for persons outside the economic family.

11 Includes books purchased for general reading and membership in book clubs, that provide books, bought by members. Does not include schoolbooks or technical books used in connection with work.

12 Includes books, paper, pencils, and equipment for school work, drawing instruments and paints, and supplies for shop classes or classes in home economics.

18 Includes tuition fees charged for students at publicly supported and private schools, such as State universities, parochial schools, and vocational schools; laboratory fees. Does not include athletic or infirmary fees.

14 Includes tuition and fees for such lessons as music, language, dancing, public speaking, art and knitting, swimming and fencing; classes in adult education, correspondence courses; and tuition for religious instruction that is separate from church dues.